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Floating Gold: The Ambergris Enigma and Our Environmental Responsibility

A remarkable discovery was made amidst the crashing waves on Nogales Beach in La Palma: a lifeless 43-foot sperm whale, weighing a staggering 20 tons, washed ashore. Hidden within this enormous creature,

Govind Tekale

July 13, 2023

Nature

Earth’s Ecosystems on the Brink: A Race Against Tipping Points

A recently published study in the respected scientific journal Nature has issued a dire warning about the impending collapse of Earth’s ecosystems, with over a fifth of the world’s known ecological tipping

Karmactive Staff

July 12, 2023

Mobility·Sustainability

ZeroE Possibilities: Airbus’s Hydrogen Quest for a Greener Tomorrow

Airbus has made a substantial stride towards zero-emission aviation with the successful bench test of a 1.2MW hydrogen fuel cell, proving the viability of hydrogen fuel cell engines for their ambitious ZeroE

Rahul Somvanshi

July 12, 2023

News·Pollution·USA·Water

Critical Update: Avoid St. Joseph River Due to 500,000 Gallons of Untreated Sewage Leak

Residents and visitors of the St. Joseph River vicinity in Michigan and Indiana are advised to steer clear of the waterway following a significant wastewater spill. An estimated 500,000 gallons of untreated

Govind Tekale

July 12, 2023

Asia·Marine Life·Nature

Witness the Mysterious ‘Earthquake Fish’: Diving Instructor’s Rare Encounter

Diving instructor Wang Cheng-ru captures a rare encounter with an “earthquake fish” off Taiwan’s coast. The earthquake fish, known as an oarfish, is rarely seen in the wild due to its preference

Karmactive Staff

July 11, 2023

Adventure·Travel·USA

Conquer the Manitou Incline: A Thrilling Adventure on Colorado’s Steepest Hiking Trail

The Manitou Incline in Colorado is a unique and challenging hiking trail. It offers breathtaking views and an intense workout. Built in 1907 as a tramway route, it consists of approximately 2,768

Karmactive Staff

July 10, 2023

Science·Space

CubeSats Showcase Autonomous Flight in NASA’s Starling Mission: Orbital Dance

NASA’s Starling mission plans to test critical swarm technologies in space using a quartet of 6U CubeSats. Showcasing their ability to autonomously fly together, the CubeSats will perform an orbital dance in

Govind Tekale

July 9, 2023

Nature·News·USA

Invasion of the Great Lakes: How Sea Lampreys with Oral Sucking Disk Devastated the Trout Fishery

With their unique circular row of teeth or oral sucking disk, serrated tongue, and eel-like shape, make sea Lampreys effective killers and a type of fish known for their invasive nature. Sea

Rahul Somvanshi

July 9, 2023

News·USA

From Crossbreeding to Trophy Fishing: F1 Bass Hybrids Shaping Vegetation in Virginia

Tiger Bass, also known as F1 Hybrid Largemouth Bass, are prized for trophy bass fishing due to their rapid growth and potential for enormous sizes. Certain types of vegetation provide the necessary

Govind Tekale

July 9, 2023

Marine Life·Nature·USA

Texas Beachgoers Encounter the Intriguing Blue Creatures Invading Shores

Texas beachgoers are encountering an intriguing blue creature, the Blue Button, while competing for sand space. Blue Buttons resemble small bright blue jellyfish but are distant relatives. Porpita porpita is a hydrozoan

Govind Tekale

July 7, 2023